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Pressure is exerted on the surrounding tissues, muscles and nerves, creating tenderness.

Soon an honorable figure like the poet Robert Bly, whose 1990 sociological treatise, "Iron John," tried to reconcile traditional manliness with tenderness, found that the men's movement he had helped create had been jeered out of favor.

With tenderness, and love.

She seduces him with tenderness.

He films with tenderness, care, and admiration.

Ruscha plays it straight, with tenderness.

The work combines mortal stress with tenderness.

McEwan, as ever, writes with tenderness and sagacity.

He treated her with tenderness; sherepaid him with cruelty.

I was filled with tenderness for a car.

Paul approaches books with tenderness, desire, insecurity, and, always, ambition.